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I have a Idea. App is Based on Messaging First Social Media app. Opening Page is Chats Section Which is at the Middle of the Bottom Bar. Bottom Bar Consist of 5 Tabs. (1-Home, 2-Contacts, 3-Chats, 4-Private Feed, 5-Menu) Home Tab Consist Public Feed

Velvet, created by Pankaj Tripathi, actor Vikas Kumar, Akshat Saxena, Varad Bhatnagar, and Sharib Khan, aims to bring India’s rich oral storytelling culture to a global audience. With intentions to grow into English and other Indian regional languag

Why Your Conversion Rate Might Be Down Because of Your Language The Role of Language Your language directly affects how your audience engages with your content. For example, creating content in English while targeting a regional audience like India

🤣 Actually people's in Bangalore learned hindi , english and kannada after investing year because they are feeling fomo but now whole India is learning english so at the end of the day Hindi , kannada and other regional languages will become disappe

Why is all the content on Medial available only in English and not in Hindi or any other language, like on YouTube or other social media?

Idea: A platform for local language content creators (bloggers, vloggers, podcasters) to share their content and get paid via ad revenue or subscriptions. Monetization: Ads, subscription-based premium content, partnerships with brands looking to ente

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Indian language learning app. An app which uses Ai to teach Indians other Indian languages. It can use movie clips, educational content, fun videos from regional creators and cinema to help Indians master other Indian languages. It can also connec

Cinephile While watching some of the most interesting documentaries on OTT, I realised something important. India has so much of talent and with our regional diversity we can capitalise our soft power Hence the idea slowly began to crystallise in

Tamil is an older language than Sanskrit. Records of the Tamil language date to the third century BCE and records of the Sanskrit language date to the second century BCE. Tamil is still in everyday use today, but Sanskrit died out around 600 BCE and